Use ufo_find to reduce code duplication in the cmake find modules #27
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…re the use of the src/libs/zlib dir if no system wide installation was found
…g the built-in libs
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@mgerhardy Are you awaiting something from me ? |
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@hwoarangmy no - this is just a starting point for doing some more work on the cmake build system. You are welcome to step in, but I will continue when time allows |
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The point of this pull request is to
a) use pkg-config for nix based systems
b) use built-in versions in src/libs/ automatically if not found via ufo_find (therefore the names of the ufo_find lib must match the name in the src/libs dir of the external dependency) This needs more work - this pr should just prepare this.
c) reduce code duplication for the Find.cmake modules